Our Workwear Selection
Discover how the right workwear does more than dress your team — it protects them from real risks and harsh environments, every step of the job.
Experts in Inherent Flame Retardant Workwear that cannot be worn or washed out of the fabric.
Develop, produce, market and sell the world's best workwear and safety footwear.
Uncompromising Safety Standards
Both Tranemo and Mascot are built around one core priority: protecting your workforce. From arc flash and flame-retardant protection to high-visibility and anti-static designs, every garment meets or exceeds international safety norms (EN ISO, IEC, GWO-aligned use cases). The result? Reduced workplace incidents and peace of mind.
Superior Durability for Harsh Conditions
These are not ordinary garments — they’re engineered for extreme environments. Whether you're working in the nacelle of a wind turbine, on a remote wind farm, or inside a training facility, the stitching, fabric, and reinforcements are built to endure years of wear, not weeks.
Design That Supports the Workforce
Comfort is safety. Ergonomic cuts, four-way stretch fabrics, climate control zones, and functional pockets ensure that your team remains agile, protected, and focused — without distractions from discomfort or gear failure.
Sustainable Choices with a Purpose
All Both brands lead the industry in sustainability. With eco-conscious manufacturing, OEKO-TEX® certified materials, and extended product lifecycles, you’re not only protecting your team — you’re helping protect the planet.
Professional Image, Professional Standards
Well-equipped teams not only work safer — they look sharper. Branded, coordinated workwear enhances your team’s image, boosts morale, and communicates a culture of excellence and safety to clients and auditors alike.
Smart Investment, Long-Term Savings
Cheap workwear costs you more in replacements, injuries, and downtime. Investing in high-quality gear from Tranemo and Mascot is a long-term cost-saver that directly supports your safety KPIs, compliance goals, and operational efficiency.
Understanding Work-wear Certifications & Symbols
When it comes to protecting your workforce, choosing the right certified work-wear is crucial.Certifications ensure that garments meet specific safety standards, providing protection against various workplace hazards.
Here's a guide to some of the most common certifications and what their symbols mean:
EN ISO 20471 – High-Visibility Clothing
- Class 1: Lowest level of visibility, suitable for minimal risk environments.
- Class 2: Intermediate visibility, appropriate for higher-risk situations.
- Class 3: Highest level of visibility, required for high-risk environments.
EN 342 – Protection Against Cold
- Thermal Insulation (Icler): Indicates the garment's ability to retain body heat.
- Air Permeability: Classifies the garment's resistance to air penetration, with Class 3 being the highest.
EN ISO 11612 – Protection Against Heat and Flame
A1/A2: Limited flame spread.
B1-B3: Protection against convective heat.
- C1-C4: Protection against radiant heat.
- D1-D3: Protection against molten aluminum splash.
E1-E3: Protection against molten iron splash.
- F1-F3: Protection against contact heat.
EN 1149 3/5 - Electrostatic properties
Clothing certified under EN 1149 is designed to reduce the risk of electrostatic discharge, which is essential in environments where explosive atmospheres or flammable materials are present.
EN 1149-3:2004 – Charge Decay Performance
Measures how quickly electrostatic charges dissipate from the fabric surface.EN 1149-5:2008 – Material & Design Requirements
Specifies how garments must be constructed using electrostatically dissipative materials for safe use in explosive or sensitive environments.
EN 61482-2 – Protection Against Electric Arc
- Open Arc Test (EN 61482-1-1): Determines the Arc Thermal Performance Value (ATPV) or Energy Breakopen Threshold (EBT).
- Box Test (EN 61482-1-2): Classifies garments into Class 1 or 2, with Class 2 offering higher protection.
EN 13034 (Type 6) - Protective clothing against liquid chemicals
EN 13758-2 UPF 40+ - Properties that protect against UV rays
